The Press., 1887-09-15
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goods at A. w. Walkers.
 -E. A. Buck 8 Go. advertise fine lot of second hand liquor barrels suited for wine or cider. sbaA
 Ten cents invested in Spot King saves dollars wasted over wash tubs. 's Retailed for "A. w Walker ofeFs this week ; special bargain in all wool Black Cashmere, AS inches wide at 70 cents per yard. Call land examine or send for samples. rzzreFa -s
 Legal Blanks at The Press office:
 -soap in full 6ne-pound bars at cents each at Johnson's. Also few bars at Sc each
 Attention is called to the Statement of the Lombard Investment Company in 3his issue it being the first inEestnent Company 10 con- ply with a recent act Of the Legislature of Connecticut. ss sEE
 Regular monthly meetings of Winter Post, e. A. R. the 1st and Sd Monday even ings of each month 2 If
 ..-It. .is considered by scoInpetent judges that a pound Perfection Tea Can of Mir. w. G. ElIiss pure ssPerfect Tea" will go as far as a pound and quarter of green tea, or un- colored tea packed in bulk of the same grade. The reason of this is obvious Perfect Tea' has been scientifically cured by the Perfection Process, which fully develops it's aroma, strength and flavor, and is only imported in Perfection Te6 Cans, which do not permit thssesesssnt ntial properties to escape, as they do rom the bulk chests when the lead lining is cukS M &
 There is no doubt that green teas are fast g6inG ouk of date. People are beginning to know that tea only acquires ity green color from the Prassian blue used to coat or face" it, as 1t is termed. Nevertheless, the mere fact of tea not, being eolored is no proof that it is therefore pure or of good quality, aaplumbago is frequently employed to give it fhe 50 eailed natural face The fact that "Perfect Tea" now being imported by MT. W. G. Ellis is paoked only in Perfection Tea Cans should alone be proof of it's worth. N
 . Forsfruits, nuts. figs, raisins and all ta- ble aelicacies go to Ellis. . z<
 The best remedy for corns. or bunions is a perfect fitting shoe, you can always find them at Hanley's. He claims to have the largest stock, lowest prices and best goods.
 L.&. e. Chaffee having bought the right of TollAnd County to use Bonney's patent reno yas0r, are now located at Stafford Hollow, where they afe prepared to renovate Beds, Pillows or Hair Mattresses. All wishing to avail themselves of this opportunity will do 80 It once, before the machine is removed to sone other part of the county. Beds taken and delivered at short notice. All work guar antsed. Orders left at F., O. will receive prompt attention. Nsaszusg4zsss.es-.~ezas-a,s sFs
 Numerous nervous affections spring from secret and scarcely observable causes: Tea is credited with their production in good many instances and justly so when we con- slider the. fact that vast quantity of this ar ticle of daily diet is not only colored and adulterated before it is shipped, but is also shipped in lead lined packages, being. thus exposed etos a double risk Perfect Tea" on the other hand, is not only a perfectly pure article, as its name implies, but instead of heinz absolntaly injurious (8s all eoiored teas must necessarily bel isa Enerv e-stimulent and ingigo1sns Of slla first order. as wells wEile the Perfection Tea Can, in which 1t alone comes packed ,is sure guarantee against the risIoof lead- poisoning to which all teas packed in the ordinary manner are exposed. Perfection Tea for sale only by ". G. Ellis. week from the Ellington Creamery at Ellis. Parties desning strictly first class article, can, by leaving their orders, have 8 desired quantity delivered each week promptly on its arrival from the creamery.
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 --Ionie Lodge. F. A. M: .smeets Friday evening.
 Capt. Richard Trevellick had large audience at his lecture on the labor ques- ton on Thursday evening lsst. He gave very forcible address, and held close at- tention. No effort was made to 'tfire the heart" with incendiary talk, though the speaker was strong in adjectives and wig orous in denunciation of wrongs. To be- gin with he commanded respect as one who evidently believed in what he advo- cated. Too many of the speakers who have gone about on this mission have been men who cared.most for the votes that the laboring men have to cast, and take most especial pains to court favor as the cham pion of 2 cause which may be turned to use politically. Many such attach them selves to a rising organization like that of the K. of L. and are of less use than barnacles on ships bottom, bringing the cause into ,disrepute by incendiary utter ances, and appealing to the baser impulses only. Captain Trevehick, while ultra in many of his views, relies more on argu- ment than on denunciation, and commands respect by his evident honesty of purpose. He gives good advice to the Knights, and tells capitalists that the organization is not so much of bug bear if they will give it fair recognition and recognize it as one of the needed 1.-two to make bargain. , .'
 The second nine of the Stafford B. B. club played the. Monson club on the lat ter's grounds last Saturday. The Mon- sons won-10 to 12.
 As Ebenezer Colburn was returning from Palmer last Thursday, driving down a long hill, when within less than mile of home his horse took fright from some cause and ran. MT. O. was thrown out, and clinging to tho reins was dragged short distance, but was compelled to let go, and the horse ran home, several per sons having vainly tried to stop it. The buggy was smashed, but very fortunately MT. Colburn, who is 77 years of age, re- ceived no serious injury.
 -7J. N. Benjamin has returned from Wales and taken position as assistant in Dimock' E market. He has had previous experience in Stafford markets and will
 Ellis is daily receiving peaches from the Hale brothers of South Glastonbury, whose orchard is the subject of an article printed in this paper. , .es ss.=....s
 Potato bugs are moving they are to be found almost everywhere, in doors and cut.
 Potatoes are, rotting very badly.
 Fred Carpenter cut his right hand one day last week, while whetting scythe. : Mrs. Milton Leonard is spending a few weeks with her daughter in Hartford.
 70. P. Brad way and his daughter, May, took trip to South Windsor last week.
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